Web User looks at a stylish smartphone from Gigabyte – a newcomer to the UK mobile market more..

Web User looks at Palm's latest device, which rolls PDA, mobile phone and media player functions into one.
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As if BlackBerrys aren't addictive enough already, offering constant access to email, this latest version adds a Facebook application.
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Has there ever been a product surrounded by so much hype? Now the frenzy has died down, Web User finds out whether the iPhone is actually any good.
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We look at the latest version of Nokia's Internet Tablet, which promises access to the web wherever you go.
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Why carry a seperate mobile phone, PDA and GPS? Web User looks at one device that combines all three.
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We look at the latest web-on-the-go gadget from BlackBerry that aims to bridge the gap between business and pleasure.
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Can this device finally offer the internet in your pocket in an affordable and usable package? more..

T-Mobile's latest gadget rolls a mini-computer and a phone into one, providing the ultimate portable web experience more..

There was a time when, if you wanted to get the most out of your gadgets, you had to carry one of everything – mobile phone, PDA and digital camera. Not any more. more..

Full internet access, including email, is now available on this phone-sized device from Vodafone. Why restrict yourself to a standard internet connection? more..

The Clié PEG-TJ27 is a very neat PDA but it falls down on its lack of audio compatibility when compared to Palm's Zire 71, an otherwise similar concept. The Sony model stands out with a higher specification, though you should expect this on a newer product, and a nicer feeling camera. So if simple pictures are higher up your agenda than a few tunes, this could still be the device for you. more..

Handspring's latest smart phone totally revamps its Treo concept, from the casing to the software, and is exclusive to Orange. more..

Want a mobile phone and PDA in one handy package? O2's second Xda could be right up your alley. more..

For a mid-priced PDA the Zire 71 is packed with features. The lack of a browser was a little disappointing, but is easily outweighed by the addition of the camera, the audio equipment and the lovely screen. Combined with its good looks and comfortable build, this is a PDA purpose built to impress your friends. more..

Overall, we felt the Jornada was just a touch too bulky, and although it has an excellent range of features, it's not as visually impressive as either the XDA or Handspring's Treo range. If you really want a Pocket PC-based all-in-one device then it's worth a look, but we still reckon the Palm-compatible Treo 180 offers the best combination of PDA and phone features – especially now it supports GPRS. The Treo 180 also costs a lot less at £200 with a contract. more..

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